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The mv command is used to move or rename files or directories, depending on its usage. (Shotts, 2019) To rename or move files or directories, use it like this:
mv oldFileName newFileName
If you want to move one or more files from the source directory to the destination directory, use:
mv file1 file2 … desination
A couple of remarks: Use the -i option to prevent the mv command from silently overwriting files (files are overwritten when they have the same name in both the source and the destination) and use the -u option only move files that either don’t exist or are newer than the corresponding files in the destination directory.
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References
Shotts, W. (2019). The Linux Command Line, Fifth Internet Edition. Retrieved from http://linuxcommand.org/tlcl.php. Pages 54-55